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The Native Village of Elim's Tubutulik River Watershed Temperature, Dissolved Oxygen and Stream Flow Monitoring Risk Assessment
Project Status
Ongoing
Link for More Information
The Native Village of Elim is working with its partners to develop an Temperature, Dissolved Oxygen, and Stream Flow Risk Assessment (Assessment) designed to protect aquatic habitat and subsistence resources in the Tubutulik River Watershed of Alaska. The Assessment will address water flow and temperature data collection; creating in-stream habitats; applying Traditional Ecological Knowledge; and applications of in-stream flow water rights, and federal trust duty in relation to the impacts of increased temperature and drought not only within the watershed but throughout Alaska.
General Location
State
Specific Location
Alaska
Regions
Pacific Northwest
Key Partners
Native Village of Elim
Norton Bay Inter-Tribal Watershed Council
Native Village of Golovin
Native Village of Shaktoolik
Brevig Mission and Shismaref
Water Policy Consulting
LLC and the Model Forest Policy Project
Sectors
Ecosystems
DEWS Components
Observation & Monitoring
Planning & Preparedness
Prediction & Forecasting